New Plymouth Harbour

Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 January 1911, Page 3

New Plymouth Harbour

I ... « j | A m''JYA.\T UKVKNTK. [xr.il i ii.vs.s V'-oHi . ) | XK\V IMiV-MOl'Tii, Trias Day. 11 ] c -N r ew Plymouth Harbour Hoard's !'('-j>orL lor the year i s.'iows an !ihTra>v in iirkiii'j; rere- ! nee ul tw< iity-Jive per cent, over | ! * at ai !!)(>;!. and in far<w handled j '» iiKeen j.-'r • !;!. The Heard's j new dredge is now in deep'.he water at the wharf to 33 feet at, low w.-Uer of :>prin<£ tides, preparatory to a wk'.-nin<r o |' the v;'.:a!]' liy 2!) loot. »': -ii v. c"JZX for '\l<\?d.,'' in reply to ;v11• y's advertisement, await delivery at 'I'he C!m>n. : e!e ollice. ' 'Id Sport: Well, and how is the i';jr.se -uii 1 J Sinhlo Hoy : The buss 'ad lu-Uer sell 'i>ll to tl'ie .Defence Department, I think. MC'd make a milil,arv 'orse. Old Sport: What makes yon itliink that? Stable Hoy: 'KM sooner dies than run.

TRIED TT OX THIS HORSE. "When driving from Tarmvortli to Bowling Alley Point, one of my horses took bad with gripes and got down kicking and struggling " says Mr Sam L. Pyrke. of Bowling Alley Point. N.S.W. "Those who passed me considered tho horse would die. As T always enrry Chamberlain's Colin,, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy for my own use in case of emorgeney, I put a. whole bottle of it in half a pint of water and gave it to the horse. Tn less than a quarter of an hour it was up .and started to feed. It i.s Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy that f have to thank for saving mo a good horse. Sold every where.